It seems to me that innuendo, anecdotal evidence, and out of context facts are used to support a simple statement — "the company is evil" — and are rooted in a lack of understanding and fear of the unknown.
In a scientific context, facts and data are generated through research and represented as structured records of measurements and observations.
Provide context, facts, and rationale in your messages.
She used innuendo, extrapolation, unscientific references, out-of-context facts and statements to make her point.
And it's about science literacy -- the danger of making public policy based on out-of-context facts and ideology.
Brad Woodhouse, the communications director for the Democratic National Committee, called the Romney charges about the president's small-business speech "trumped-up, out-of-context, fact-checked-to-death" misrepresentations, according to a memo obtained by BuzzFeed.
But the fact that context – The Fact That Other, Worse, Places Exist – softens the blow of this one doesn't exactly excuse it.
Still, before deciding on each of Newsweek's two biological terrorism covers, Mr. Whitaker said, "we were satisfied that there was enough panic out there that we could be a source of providing a little context and facts".
The contextual refinement has a tree-like structure (see Fig. 1) in which the root of this model is the context, and facts and statements are its nodes.
Context, logic, facts, language, articulation, style are all subordinate to the above.
"It was blown way out of proportion, taken out of context," "......the facts have been manipulated," Use of buzz-killer words helps here such as blaming it on a vast right-wing conspiracy or MoveOn.org.
